Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-20

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Order.
Beatifc LodgeNo. 7, knights OF Pythias,
celebrated the twenty-third anniversary OF
the order OF Friday night Lust by giving
as successful q fancy dress ball as has been
given in Eureka for years. The occasion
drew together q handsomely dressed as
semblage Of our prominent society people.
Nearly fifty couples Joined in the fun and
revelries Of the dance. while q large con
tingent viewed the festivities from the gal.
lery.
The grand march was commenced at Q
O'Clock and the procession Of many colors
under able guidance wound itself through
many novel figures presenting q scene Of
great beauty. 1t was headed by a band of
merry cotton pickers, attired in the regu-
lation wench dress and bandana, and car
rying baskets filled with feecy cotton,
composing L. d. vsnderlieth and Mrs.
VIM. Joannes, G. D. Littler and Miss
Emma Vanderlieth, VIM. Joannes and
Mrs. Laura McNaughton. and Miss Alice
|. ODER and Miss Emma Plumstesd. Their
plantation steps were stunning and they
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ing. While lodging around among the
throng Of dancers the reportorisl eye
caught q hasty glance OF the following
ladies present:
Peanuts: Miss Kittie Knight. A short
black satin costume gsrnished with pea
nuts. Very original and pretty.
Old Scotch Woman: Miss Maggie Stin-
son. One Of the best sustained characters
on the floor.
Snowflake: Mrs. VIM. Bodler. An ex.
ceedingly effective disguise. Black satin,
scattered with snowfakes.
Girofie: Miss Grace Pardy. A pictur.
esque red satin costume.
Girofs: Miss Efie Phillips. An excel
lent counterpart Of Girofe.
Dolly Mayfower: Mrs. Thomas Dale.
ALFRED in cream and scarlet satin and bro
cade. Made a pretty shepherdess.
Spanish Tambourine Girl: Mrs. VIM.
Sampson. A black lace costume embel-
lished with clusters Of red roses.
School Girl: Miss Martina Barbieri.
Full Of pranks.
Maid of ~Ssragossa: Mrs. n. D. John.
son An accurate costume. IS well as q
good disguise.
Italian Peasant Girl: Miss Efie Web
ster. A tasty attire in Italy's f~avori.e
colors.
Country School Girl: Mrs. George F
Bliss. We all wished we were back in our
school days again.
Kate CasletoD: Miss Polly Powell. The
boys were mashed" but for goodness
sake
Ancient Evening Dress: Mrs. P. Nc.
Elroy. A lsdye Of We bygone days.
Peasant Girl: Mrs. Alice Childs. AL
charming costume OF red and black satin,
with jaunty cap and tassel.
Maud Muller: Mrs. j. G. Ford. A neat
suit and we'll carried out.
Village Gossip: Miss Maud Pardy.
Village belle would have been u more ap-
propriate anne. |
Night: Miss Minnie Stanton. Black.
clouded with gold stars.
Waiting Maid: Mrs. A. j. Guinnip. Al
very neat suit.
School Girls: Mrs. n. B. McKim,
Misses Mamie Shoemaker and Katie Mort.
arity and Willie Wethered. A jollier bevy
Of school girls never escaped. Willie
made "heaps OF mashes" with his winning
ways.
Red Domino: Mrs. @. Mslatesta.
Evening Dress: Mrs. M. ]. Mcleod.
Mask: Mrs. John Stewart.
School Girl: Miss Annie Stanton.
Evening Dress: Mrs. G. III. Clark.
A Pretty Costume: Mrs. ]. II. Shoe
maker.
Evening Dress: Mrs. ]. Greenwood.
Mask: Miss Ida Mulick.
Domino: Mrs. @. Provost.
Elegant evening dresses were worn by
Mrs. Henry Rives. Mrs. Don McNicol,
Mrs. Neustadter, Mrs. J.. Hollingsworth,
Mrs. A. Skillman, Mrs. A. Stinson. Mrs.
WI 9Th. NJ. nnLz-.. NJ onavnv, o~I
Misses Jennie Wethered, May Arnhort
and Lulu Craighead.
Our society gentlemen were out in full
force, but nearly all went to but little
pains with regard to their costumes, pre-
pairing to hide themselves in the ample
folds of vsri-colored dominos. Among
the best suits we noticed The Aristocratic
School Girl: Chris. Mslatesta.. A dizzy
strawberry creamer. A splendid rig.
Charcoal Teamster: H. A. McKim.
The most original and best sustained
character OF the evening.
The Dentist: John F. Christopher.
A clever imp~srsonation.
Paddy From Cork: Harry O. Evans.
A good get-up. Harry was q bird.
Irish Milk Maid: John j. Cromer.
Well sustained. Looked like Mother
Dolan.
Convict: Alec Mckay. A dashing one
at that.
Count Of Monte Christie: J. A. Drager.
The Count appeared to be having a good
time.
Cards: Thos. Bryant. A most striking
and effective Disguise.
Will Peters and III. jackson, as the
Travellers, met with q warm reception.
Hungarian Cadet: George Bartlett.
A dashing sojer boy.
Boquet Charlie: Ed Blumenthal. An
excellent make up and very we'll sus-
tanned.
viking: n. Sadler. A costume his
t~orically correct, very handsome and
capitslly enacted.
Duckwater Lii: A. Stinson. As giddy
a girl as ever quaffed the waters OF Duck.
water Greek.
Pirate Of Pernzance: A. P. Gallwey.
PLAYING Cards: Bert Sweeney.
Character Left at Home: @. Fl. CLARK.
Polish Gent: Paul Jost.
ATurk: Jas. G. Lucy.
Half and Half: A. K. Morcom.
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